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Democrats achieved significant victories in the recent midterm elections, gaining control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. However, they lack the two-thirds majority required to override presidential vetoes, complicating efforts to influence US policy on conflicts in Iran, Gaza, and Ukraine.
Ninoslava Jovic, 41, is now on Europol’s Most Wanted list for her alleged role in a £33 million jewellery heist at the TEFAF art fair in Maastricht.
In the US midterm elections, candidates affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) achieved record victories, marking a significant milestone for the organisation. Notable wins include three new representatives from New York and re-elections for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib, highlighting the DSA’s rising influence in national politics.
Ilya Remeslo, a pro-Kremlin lawyer, has been admitted to a psychiatric facility in St Petersburg after denouncing Vladimir Putin as a ‘war criminal, liar, and thief’. This significant shift in rhetoric raises concerns about dissent within Putin’s elite. Further developments are awaited.
Trump hints at winding down the Iran war, claiming victory and listing military accomplishments. Has Trump given his biggest indication he’s done with the Iran war?
Spain’s Canary Islands are under amber weather warnings as Storm Therese disrupts travel. AEMET has issued alerts for rain and winds exceeding 75 mph until midnight. Flights from Tenerife South Airport have been delayed, with ongoing conditions potentially affecting travel plans.
EUROPE MORNING BRIEFING
Good morning from Brussels. Following intense discussions overnight, EU leaders have reacted strongly to Viktor Orbán’s veto on Ukraine’s loan, with alternatives now being considered to resolve the impasse.
Storm Therese has caused significant disruption in Tenerife, blanketing the island in snow and ice. Dozens of flights have been cancelled, with high winds reaching 75mph and hazardous conditions prompting road closures. The emergency response system is now activated to manage further weather issues.
Iran has warned that tourist sites are ‘not safe’ for US and Israeli officials, according to the Iranian Army’s statement via Fars news agency. As tensions escalate following recent military actions, no place will be secure for these officials, including resorts and entertainment centres.
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